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Good man TomE. I'd be quite partial to a Porsche myself but like the look of the new electric one - the Taycan. I'm more of a "redneck" as you Jackeens would say but I did a few years in Rathmines before coming to the UK. I have very fond memories of my times in Dublin - it's a great city. Wishing you all the best with your investment here and the same to one and all (even the trolls). Cheers Paddy

Careful there Tom my old mucker - you'll have Yashy down on you like a ton of bricks.

Amazing that we don't seem to have heard from him/her at all today.

Anyway GLA - I'm taking more of a watching role from now on - Paddy

Hi Stephen,

Major vote of confidence from you and hopefully should settle the nerves of some of our more jittery contributors.

Enjoy your time in the sun - hopefully some of us will be able to join you to winter in the sun one day.

GLA - Paddy

Amazing how so many "SELLS" have gone through today and we are still 2% up.

Looks like order filling mode has been entered again. It always amazes me how this can occur without affecting the SP but I guess that is why it's called smart money.

Not long to wait for some updates I hope - GLA Paddy

Seems like RIO are pretty happy with what they have.

Comments from the CEO reported from reuters.

https://uk.reuters.com/article/us-rio-tinto-results-copper/rio-tinto-says-it-has-found-copper-at-winu-in-western-australia-idUSKCN1QG0N5

It'll be interesting to see how this plays out for us over the coming weeks.

GLA - Paddy

Having being away for the weekend - I'm just catching up on all the posts here and on twitter etc.

I'm sure news won't mind me reposting here the info that he split up over 4 tweets on the weekend.

Since Havieron results [Hole 1-9], investors have now heard from:
1) Paul Johnson Former Dir & Inv.
2) D.Lenigas {Investor & former Chair of Artemis}
3) Artemis re: Havieron via RNS.
4) Antipa re: Havieron via RNS.
5) Hartley note on GGP
6) Hartley note on Antipa, 21.2.19 re: GGP
7) Sprott Note: GGP, Early 2019
8) Primorous CEO-2 RNS [Investor]
9) Alistair Ford, Mining Analyst, Proactive Inv.
10) ii Chief Analyst - Finding the motherlode
11) S & P Global: GGP/Rio
12) The Australian, The West Australian etc.
13) Mining publications e.g. Mining Journal
14) William Langley-Pic & Tour of GGP warehouse re: cores
15) Samso - Oz Geo: Paterson Range, The Forgotten Mineral Wealth... [re: GGP] [I posted this today, Sun 24.2.19]
16) SA Explorers archives, Oz Geo "
17) Aeromagnetics of GGP*s Havieron from Antipa & Artemis.
18) Salpetite - Oz Geo
19) Southern Geoscience - Geophysics for Artemis which showed Havieron’s [GGP] magnetic measure.
20) Hartley’s who visited the GGP warehouse where cores are kept in Perth, Oz.
21) Sprotts who also visited the GGP warehouse where cores are kept in Perth, Oz.

Awaiting news from GGP re:
Start of the next drill
Wireline

Quite a weight of evidence and all factual info that is out there in the public domain.

As has been said today - it will be nice to find out what the delay is in releasing the drill plans for next month (ie this Friday) and why we haven't had any updated info on the wireline work like we did after the last round of drilling.

All the while SB, DJ and others are happy to add large amounts at these levels. I'm prepared to hold on tight to mine regardless of how long it takes.

GLA - Paddy

I guess that will be showing up as a delayed reported trade in a while. Gotta love your enthusiasm Stephen. Good luck to you and us all.

It would be nice to know what GH and Andrew Scott discussed during their "catch-up" yesterday in Sydney.

It looked like an informal catch-up over dinner so not expecting an interview but interesting that Andrew felt the need to inform everyone that the meeting had taken place.

GLA - Paddy

What are you guys using to monitor the live trades now that moneyam is no longer available? GLA - Paddy

Just spotted an article about Newcrest offloading a well developed exploration package in Africa. Maybe they are looking closer to home. http://www.mining.com/newcrest-sells-cote-divoire-project-canadas-roxgold-30-million-deal/ GLA - Paddy

Hi news,

I did see that survey and here is a link to the complete release that Artemis published. It shows the survey that Artemis completed overlaid with the images from the GGP wesite.

https://hotcopper.com.au/documentdownload?id=uOMxKKzFkiWRTLKhOROKAxjvTDYD4gi4wBWZoeVvke92GA%3D%3D

It was Scallywag that looked the most interesting to me.

Hopefully some of the experienced geo's on the Hotcopper forums will be able to throw some more light on the subject.

Not sure if you are aware but Lenigas has left Artemis - there was an announcement during the week to say he had resigned from the board.

ATB - Paddy

Looks like there will be no FOMO this weekend.

Have a great weekend one & all - COYBIG

Cheers & GLA - Paddy

Hi Poni,

Agreed mate - I listened to it again last night a couple of times. I would love to see the emails that he had from the industry congratulating them on the latest set of results.

Good things will come to those of us prepared to wait - I am convinced of that

GLA - Paddy

nm - but managed to scrape together enough to buy 32shares but it's showing as a sell WTF.....

What the hell is that all about......

Hi Woody,

Seems sensible to me about the 1.2p warrants being exercised. Question - if a big chunk of the warrants were actually exercised would GGP put out an update RNS before the 6 month period had passed?

Surely this would be a prudent thing to do to allay the fears of shareholders who seem to be wavering.

GLA - Paddy

Shareholders will no doubt be aware that in the Quarter we began to build a share position in Greatland Gold PLC. At the time of writing we have 35m shares representing just under 1.1% of the issued capital, purchased at an average price of 1.71p per share. This investment decision was predicated on the outstanding exploration results released in December 2018 for the Haiveron Gold Project near Telfer in Western Australia. We have been looking for a quality gold-related investment for a while as we believe gold exposure would be a good balancing influence in our portfolio. Shareholders may not be aware I researched my thesis on intrusive-related gold deposits in these relatively obscure regions of WA and the Northern Territory and studied the nearby Telfer Mine geology and geochemistry. I am of the belief that Haiveron may prove to be one of the most significant gold discoveries globally in recent times and I am pleased that we have been able to build a meaningful stake. We note that on 5 February Greatland announced a host of what we consider to be outstanding results for the second half of the discovery drill programme at Haiveron, comprising holes HAD006 - HAD009.

These excellent results only further compound our view that Haiveron has the hallmarks of a globally significant gold-copper deposit in a world class mining jurisdiction. Furthermore, we believe the recent drop in the Greatland share price to be completely unrelated to the quality of the results published. We will be investigating expanding our stake in Greatland should funds be available to do so as we believe they will be firmly on the radar of industry players looking for potential Tier 1 projects.

Interesting line in there -

Furthermore, we believe the recent drop in the Greatland share price to be completely unrelated to the quality of the results published.

I would love to know what they believe that reason to be.

GLA - Paddy

When he said RIO to confirm I think he was talking about RIO confirming their WINU discovery and not a TO of GGP / Havieron.

Here's another reply he posted a little later.

It might pay to have a listen to the interview with Gervais the other day. He couldn't believe the share price response to the drill results. Gervais confirmed they were sitting on a very large system. They hit 150 metres of mineralisation at plus 2gt Au from memory plus Cu credits with the step out hole. I'm not a holder of GGP but I think it's a prime candidate for a takeover , more so than AZY. I will buy it if it dips any more.

GLA - Paddy

Hi SB,

Good to hear you are still adding and averaging "up" lol.
Getting closer to that 7% level every day.

GLA - Paddy

I posted on hotcopper asking there what did the Aussies think of the situation with GGP and how would it have reacted if we were listed on the ASX. Reply below from Paprad is indicative of the feeling in Oz.

Paprad
Hotcopper
22:04 (Local Oz time)

GGP share price showing some sensibility today.
If it were listed in OZ, GGP would be twice the market cap.
Personally, I think its tree shaking before a takeover.
The Patterson is hot and RIO will confirm in a few weeks.
Hold on tight.

https://hotcopper.com.au/threads/greatlands-share-price.4602141/page-43?post_id=37369828

GLA - Paddy

I posted this complete paragraph from the RNS earlier in the week - I've split it up below to highlight the points.

Wireline tools included optical televiewer, acoustic televiewer, chargeability, conductivity, density,magnetic susceptibility, full waveform sonic, salinity and temperature. Not all tools were used on all holes surveyed. The data obtained is of good quality and provides detailed geophysical and physical properties of the cover rocks, host sequence and mineralisation.

1. In general, zones of gold and copper mineralisation show a positive magnetic response of significant amplitude
2. Zones of gold and copper mineralisation display a conductivity response of moderate amplitude
3. Zones of increased copper mineralisation show a positive chargeability response
4. Elevated density is co-incident with mineralised zones and there is a large density contract between the cover rocks (Permian) and basement (Proterozoic).

So that reads to me that they can distinguish between the cover rocks and the basement rocks by the elevated density readings and then they can define the mineralised zones with the basement rocks from "3" different types of responses - magnetic, conductivity and chargeability.

As I said in my post before - I think they know (and probably the industry people know) what they have got on their hands - get those drills turning again.

GLA - Paddy